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Ali Zafar beefs up for Kill Dil
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After losing weight for ‘Chashme Baddoor’, Pakistani actor Ali Zafar had to work out hard to get a beefed-up frame for ‘Kill Dil’. Normally, there are actors who lose weight for parts. But Ali went into reverse gear as he had to put on seven to eight kg for the Shaad Ali-directorial.
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After losing weight for ‘Chashme Baddoor’, Pakistani actor Ali Zafar had to work out hard to get a beefed-up frame for ‘Kill Dil’. Normally, there are actors who lose weight for parts. But Ali went into reverse gear as he had to put on seven to eight kg for the Shaad Ali-directorial.
Explaining his decision to bulk up, Ali said: “I had actually lost a lot of weight for 'Chashme Baddoor' to look like a college student. For 'Kill Dil', I needed a more mature and more beefy look.”
Ali constantly pumped iron in the gym.
“I am now 73 kg. But I want to lose two to three kg and hold my weight steady at 70 kg. Too much of the muscled look is also not good," he said.
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